Glucedee It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

pointyfilippa The movie runs out of plot and jokes well before the end of a two-hour running time, long for a light comedy.

Ava-Grace Willis Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Kunundrum3 Have you ever seen a horror movie where the protagonist is so dumb you want them to get eaten, because, quite frankly, they deserve it? This is one of those movies.In Left in Darkness, the main character, Ceila is killed at a frat party and ends up in purgatory, purgatory being the same house she was killed in during the party. There she is chased by "souleaters" which as the name suggests, eat the souls who enter purgatory. The only other "person" there with her is Donavan, who claims to have been her imaginary friend when she was young and also that he was her guardian angel. Donavan repeatedly warns her to stay in the light (souleater's won't enter it), stay in the house (sould eaters can't come in unless she invites them), and stay away from pretty much anyone she meets (because souleaters can take the shape off and the memories from any soul they eat and thus impersonate people she knew before death.) Therefore, she leaves the house, walks in darkness, and time after time falls for a souleater's illusion and almost gets eaten. Which brings us back to the beginning. At some point during the movie, probably around the fourth or fifth complication, you want her to get eaten, just so the movie will end.

miss_kristyd Just saw the movie, and it was pretty bad. Usually, when one watches a "horror" movie, you don't expect great dialouge. But this bordered on ridiculous! Monica Keena ("Celia") might have possibly given one of the worst performances I've seen. And the special effects certainly reflected the very low budget....come on guys, flashing lights as an effect for EVERY SINGLE PLOT POINT??? It kind of felt like when the a.v. kids in high school make a horror movie with their dad's camcorder.Okay, so with that slam out of the way, I do have to say that David Anders, who played the guardian angel Donovan, was actually quite good in the movie. He delivered the aforementioned awful dialouge with poise and interest, and I found myself rooting for him instead of the supposed heroine. I hope he starts getting larger roles because he is really an untapped talent (not counting Alias of course. he was amazing in it, but seeing as how that's over...).

violent_j-03 i'm this guys bro,but i have to say, this is one of the most awesomely originally awesome horror flicks I've seen in a long,long time!! i was excited and scared through the whole thing! i loved the way it was written and filmed! the plot, the lack of gallons of blood, and the twists that prevented me from knowing what was coming next!!! absolutely amazing! please make more movies like this. u rule!!!your movie had hot chicks, ghouls, and insane parties! you cant argue with that. not to mention, you never left the same block that it happened on.easy to keep up with.other than that,i'm just filling space to get this notion to where u can eventually read it. loved your work,and really hope to see more in the future.

moseszzz A girl (Monica Keena) is murdered on her 21. birthday and stucked between the real life and the afterlife.I normally like movies about afterlife. But nothing works in this movie. The script was awful, the acting was worse than anything I've ever seen. You can watch Monica Keena in her worst performance. Putting her as the leading character was maybe the biggest mistake of the producer (shooting this movie is the 2. mistake). I could't stand her laughter and actually I was relieved when she died.The only thing good in that movie was David Anders. He did his best even with the hokey dialogue in the script.Summary, don't waste your time and money, go watch Silent Hill or rent the DVD of Darkness.